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Black wired gaming mouse with RGB lighting, ergonomic shape, eight buttons and flexible cable

Dream Machines

Dream Machines DM5 Blink S Gaming Mouse 19000 DPI PixArt 3370 Wired USB

SKU CH-5VQM-Y3QVD MPN DM5

Wired optical gaming mouse with PixArt 3370 sensor, 19000 DPI, 50G acceleration, 8 buttons and Kailh GM 8.0 switches rated for 80 million clicks

  • Product nameDM5 Blink S
  • Interface typeUSB
  • Tracking technologyOptical
  • DPI resolution19000 dpi
  • Button count8
  • Scroll type1 x Wheel

DM5 Blink DM5 Blink S

  • Precise tracking with PixArt 3370 optical sensor
  • Adjustable sensitivity from 400 to 19000 DPI
  • Durable main switches rated for 80 million clicks
  • Ultra-low lift-off distance of 1.8 mm
  • Selectable polling rates of 250 500 1000 Hz

Built for competitive shooters

The Dream Machines DM5 Blink S is a wired USB gaming mouse built around the PixArt PMW3370 optical sensor with a maximum resolution of 19000 dpi. Eight programmable buttons include an extra thump trigger for rapid actions. A polling rate selectable at 250, 500 or 1000 Hz and a lift-off distance of about 1.8 mm suit players who need consistent tracking without angle snapping or prediction.

Low-friction cable and durable switches

A super lightweight, extremely flexible cable reduces drag during fast swipes. Main clicks use Kailh GM 8.0 switches rated for 80 million actuations, while side switches are rated for 5 million clicks. The sensor tracks at up to 10.0 metres per second with 50G acceleration, so rapid flicks stay accurate without added weight or noise from a bulky cord.

Software-free DPI steps and RGB

Four preset DPI levels — 400, 800, 1600 and 2400 — plus the 19000 maximum are selectable on the fly, letting you match sensitivity to each game without installing drivers. Onboard memory stores your choices, and per-zone RGB lighting can be toggled directly on the mouse. The package includes only the mouse and a user manual, so there is no extra software bundle or spare feet to manage.

How it compares

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Price $14.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDream Machines
Product lineDM5
Model nameDM5 Blink S
Part numberDM5 Blink S
Product nameDM5 Blink S
Product typeWired
Product colorBlack
Performance
Tracking technologyOptical
DPI resolution19000 dpi
Sensor / acceleration50G
Ports & slots
Interface typeUSB
In the box
In the boxDM5 Blink S Mouse / User Manual
More details
Button count8
Scroll type1 x Wheel

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Questions about this item

How do I install the DM5 Blink S and which step do people often miss?

Plug the USB cable into a free port; the mouse is recognised instantly. The step many skip is opening the Dream Machines software to set polling rate (250, 500 or 1000 Hz) and choose one of the five DPI levels (400, 800, 1600, 2400 or 19000).

What maintenance or replacement will the DM5 Blink S need later?

The main Kailh GM 8.0 switches are rated for 80 million clicks; the side switches for 5 million. When clicks feel mushy or double-click, replace the affected switches — no other user-serviceable parts exist.

What limit appears first during long gaming sessions with the DM5 Blink S?

The PixArt 3370 sensor caps tracking at 10.0 m/s (400 IPS) and 50 G acceleration. If you swipe faster than 10.0 m/s the cursor will stop following perfectly — that is the first hard limit you hit.

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